This is the same as the last question you asked. 63 + 61 = 124. 180 - 124 = 56. Angle ACB is 56 degrees.
Answer:
Sean's rocket lands 3 seconds after Kiara's rocket.
Step-by-step explanation:
Kiara: f(t)= -16t² + 80t
Sean: h(t) = -16t² + 120t + 64
Assume that both rockets launch at the same time. We need to be suspicious of Sean's rocket launch. His equation for height has "+64" at the end, whereas Kiara's has no such term. The +64 is the starting height iof Sean's rocket. So Kiara has a 64 foot disadvantage from the start. But if it is a race to the ground, then the 64 feet may be a disadvantage. [Turn the rocket upside down, in that case. :) ]
We want the time, t, at which f(t) and h(t) are both equal to 0 (ground). So we can set both equation to 0 and calculate t:
Kiara: f(t)= -16t² + 80t
0 = -16t² + 80t
Use the quadratic equation or solve by factoring. I'll factor:
0 = -16t(t - 5)
T can either be 0 or 5
We'll choose 5. Kiara's rocket lands in 5 seconds.
Sean: h(t) = -16t² + 120t + 64
0= -16t² + 120t + 64
We can also factor this equation (or solve with the quadratic equation):
0 = -8(t-8)(2t+1)
T can be 8 or -(1/2) seconds. We'll use 8 seconds. Sean's rocket lands in 8 seconds.
Sean's rocket lands 3 seconds after Kiara's rocket.
Answer: The equation is f(x) =
;
The piece of plastic has to have 10mm of thickness.
Step-by-step explanation: It is known that with 1 mm of thickness, 5% of the intensity is reduced. So, 95% of the light is transmitted.
For each milimetre added, "more" 95% of light is transmitted.
For example, if another milimetre of plastic is added, another 0.95 of light is transmitted:
0.95.0.95 = 0.9025 of light reach the visor
So, the model that relate thickness of plastic and intensity of light is:
f(x) = 
in which:
f(x) is the intensity of light;
x is thickness in mm;
Using the equation, the thickness necessary to reduce intensity to 60% is:
f(x) = 
0.6 = 
log 0.6 = log 
x. log (0.95) = log (0.6)
x = 
x = 9.95
x ≈ 10
The thickness necessary to reduce intensity of light to 60% is 10mm.
Answer: $1526.28
I = (3634)(0.06)(7)
I = 1526.28
When using percents, make sure to divide it by 100 and use that (0.06 instead of 6 in this problem)
Answer:
Company C
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the cost of each bear, you must divide each price by the amount of bears. The prices are shown below:
For company A, each bear costs $2.87.
For company B, each bear costs $2.89.
For company C, each bear costs $2.85.
So, the best buy for the team would be Company C.
Hope this was helpful!